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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Fabroni

Young blacksmith

French

Fraley

Friar

English

Fuad

Heart

Arabic

Fenix

Dark red

Greek

Froille

Killed by Arthur

Arthurian Legend

Fiske

Fish

English

Flint

Stream

English

Forrest

Woodsman; woods

French

Fernald

The fern hill

English

Fares
Farran

The land

Irish

Finneas
Faerwald

Powerful traveler

English

Finlee

Fair-haired courageous one

Irish

Fabrizius

Works with the hands

Latin

Faust

Fortunate, enjoying good luck

Latin

Fabio

An Italian form of Fabius.

Irish

Felizio

Happy, fortunate

Latin

Franciso
Fernand

Bold voyager; adventurer

Spanish

Farhad
Feidhlim

Ever good

Irish

Fraomar

Name of a king

Anglo-Saxon

Forester

Woodsman; woods

French

Finn

Fair

Irish

Fisk

Fish

English

Fordyce
Farlow

Meadow of the sheep; meadow of the bulls

English

Flynt

Stream

English

Fenris

“A wolf,” in allusion to a giant wolf (Fenris- wolf) of Norse mythology, bound by the gods with a magic rope.

Scandinavian

Filmarr

Famous

English

Frits

German

Famous
Farmon

Traveler

Anglo-Saxon

Frascuelo

Frenchman; free man

Latin

Ferenc

Free man

Hungarian

Frika

Bold

English

Fabert

A French form of Fabius.

Latin

Freen

Foreign

English

Faustino

Fortunate, enjoying good luck

Latin

Florentin

In flower

French

Farryll

Hero, man of courage

Irish

Farquhar

Very dear one

Scottish

Farid

Exceptional, unequaled; wide

Indian (Sanskrit)

Fionnbarr

Handsome

Irish

Finnan
Fathi
Farquar

Very dear one

Scottish

Feran

Advances

Anglo-Saxon

Faber

A German form of Fabius.

Latin